Are u in favour of d ban on po*n sites? - Page 6

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

There's nothing such as 'in' or 'out' sex. People's sexual preferences don't change according to trend.

But people's wish to experiment do.

No, they cannot. They can be blocked like in China, but that's not probable in a Democratic nation like ours.
I'm against banning po*n unless its child po*n or animal po*n.

Originally posted by: iMini

But people's wish to experiment do.

Experimenting is to be done with consenting people, that one gets.

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

No, they cannot. They can be blocked like in China, but that's not probable in a Democratic nation like ours.
I'm against banning po*n unless its child po*n or animal po*n.

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

Experimenting is to be done with consenting people, that one gets.

No.How can you be so sure?

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

No, they cannot. They can be blocked like in China, but that's not probable in a Democratic nation like ours.
I'm against banning po*n unless its child po*n or animal po*n.

How can you be so sure there is no child po*n on popular po*n websites? Is there a way the government can regulate it? There is a difference between banning po*nographic websites and banning po*n.I've never seen the nation go so wrong.

Mini: Your contention is that po*n promotes non-consensual sex. My argument was contrary to that. po*n can promote fantasies, but not forcing them on non-consenting people.

Because po*n is regulated in places where its legal. Almost every major po*n site (the ones I've actually been on and the ones I've only heard about, both) has a disclaimer stating that no child po*n is allowed. They cannot do it as they'd be behind bars by cyber-laws.

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

Mini: Your contention is that po*n promotes non-consensual sex. My argument was contrary to that. po*n can promote fantasies, but not forcing them on non-consenting people.

That was only your assumption about me.
My point is the government has banned po*nographic websites because there is no way it can regulate how po*n is produced and who are it's audience. Get my point?

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

Because po*n is regulated in places where its legal. Almost every major po*n site (the ones I've actually been on and the ones I've only heard about, both) has a disclaimer stating that no child po*n is allowed. They cannot do it as they'd be behind bars by cyber-laws.

I've seen minors on popular websites under the 18 tag.That's disturbing.There should be a fool proof way the government can regulate it,such disclaimers on websites are as useless as those you see on 'historical' shows on TV.